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Cowcalf replied to the thread Buy Back Issues of Practical Farm Ideas.Do you give any instruction on making a machine get manufactured but holding on to rights to make or is that a joke theses days -
Lesson number 1. Don't buy big ticket items unseen. Lesson number 2. There are no other lessons
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Buy one of these, amazon will probably have it delivered by tomorrow...
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car shells £190 a tonne
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Bit of a dirty low thing to do, you’ve just openly admitted to being a conning ****! Maybe all those auctioneers aren’t as bad as you...
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Cowcalf reacted to TheRanger's post in the thread Tool deals/ workshop consumables sticky with
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Decent deal on at the moment at Screwfix for a Makita brushless combi drill, 2x 5Ah batteries, charger and carry case for £124+vat The... -
Only went to 4ft 9 with the grays. I replaced the wooden bearings before going so big but it managed fine. Wasn't wet stuff. I've a...
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Yep ...that's about it . I thought 4 to 4.50 .Got to be worth it for both sides .
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Sounds dear for cattle to me . Could be Lot's of reasons for the high price, how much could he get for storing non farming items...
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Cowcalf reacted to devonbeef's post in the thread Running mixed store cattle age and size together with Like.
young heifers being squat when ridden by bigger cattle is something to be aware for. have had one s back damaged by this.I try not to...
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You will probably get more for it not as scrap Ps What diameter is it
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Barley, bought in protein, sometimes a few homegrown beans, wheat straw. Not cheap, but fattens them well, only need grain roller and...
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I'd guess a PTO will be simpler, and allow the engine to run at a reasonable speed vs flat out to get the HP out of the hydraulics.
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Runs off 16amp ring in workshop no problem, originally it had a 13amp 3pin plug, sealy super mig 250
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Outlets seem to be restricted to private box sales, farmers markets, and direct sales to restaurants. Quite fancy a few myself for home...